The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-03-13
ROWING.

ROWING.
Commissioners whcatlcy mud Ludlow intend
to do n good deal of rowing the coming summer
together; They commenced lust season. and
toward the close OF the rowing wear were getting
considerable speed out of their craft, as none
OF the doubles on the river could pass them.
Lieut.. Bradbury. president Of the Columbus,
is very sanguinc Of two things for this yenr the
success of the Athletic Club and the same for
the crews of the organization on the winter.
There is II small revolt in the Columbia Club
over tho coming of the Athletic Club into their
midst and there is some talk OF not allowing
after the 18th ere YOU make any hnsty remarks,
for we are sure everything will be nmicably
settled
The fine double scull Of Col. Frank Jones,
which was badly damaged Inst season by Elmore
ana partner. is being repaired by the Messrs.
Cumberland. Tho boat was one Of the finest
hdcnt TINT he will make 1t MS good us new. The
steam launch Dixie is undergoing thoroughrcpnr
and will be equal to new when launched, about
April !.
the officers selected ut their annual meeting, cs-
pecialiy the manner IN which the old officers
were reelected. Ono of the hest elections OF the
might was that of Mr.. samuel Trimble to the
position of first Lieutenant, as he hns for several
years lnbor,t very hard for the success OF the
club, and his selection was but u fitting coinpli-
meni. The financial showing was gratifying.
Mr.. Samuel stincmctz, of the Columbus. is
very sanguinc that the new athletic venture of
wn, VT t M,' v or Suresi mI p ia WIN n,t ~ ,h
,ncihbers o. te club. me project Inns been out
NM mn W, o,sss y! "s ,emas III.
anu cNcIylnin9 Eonts 10 success. Sincc .nc
Is $1,000 ma ~ I H. VIZ ~, ,; VIZ t u.uu
oial strength while they havoc hand n large
rh ,", 10 %" ny nc ior y, r ny,
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anu Dhnh @ " Nirtuhiy purchaser,
return of the deed. Mr.. Stincmctz says that many
members of the Metropolitan and Cosmos Clubs
have expressed decided Interest III the club,
anu say that u Just what they desire to nfiiliate
", Won ,eiS ,n,,sIns arned Will, otbo,. ssv
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Mr. Fred W. Flowers the secretary of the
Analostan Boat Club. in looking over some old
Written 'he p XXI n "y ~" Falcon hns IS
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AnnIostan bont-ho,is", What volume could b,
written OF the owners Of the thousands of young
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a curiosity TO the "Anaiostans" OF tho present
day They were written by the late Il. II. French;
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she + pluininf her wings 10 N.Y.
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oh the Falcon swift for me.
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